The CNA training program is a 10-week intensive training course which includes eight weeks of classroom instruction and two weeks of clinical training at a local health care facility. It is designed to prepare individuals for an entry-level position within a health care facility as a New York State Licensed Certified Nurse Aide.

A supplemental application must be completed at the time of documentation review

Admission Requirements (to be scheduled at a later date)

Minimum Reading Score of 8.0 on TABE Entrance Exam

Attend a Program Orientation

Two [2] Professional References

Proof of Immunization and Physical Exam

Interview with Program Counselor

Disclaimer for Prospective Nurse Aide Trainees with a History of Criminal Conviction
The New York State Department of Health (NYSDOH), which is responsible for licensing nursing personnel in New York, has varied restrictions which may affect persons with a history of criminal conviction. The SEOC assumes no responsibility for the denial of Nurse Aide Certification or employment by the NYSDOH. Prospective students are responsible for contacting the NYSDOH at 518-408-1627 concerning any questions regarding their eligibility for certification.

*Additional documentation may be necessary after review.

Upon successful completion of the program all graduates are expected to obtain employment. The EOC will provide job placement assistance to its graduates.